News for October 2010
Network links overseas 'could secure green energy supplies' - 12/10/2010
Consumers looking for cheap energy could soon be receiving their gas and electricity from a European-wide 'supergrid', reports have asserted.
Deep water wind turbines 'could be economically viable' - 11/10/2010
Customers could feasibly receive cheap energy derived from deep water floating wind turbines, a study has found.
George Osborne urged not to cut green cheap energy investment - 11/10/2010
Chancellor George Osborne has been urged not to cut investment in green cheap energy ahead of this month's Comprehensive Spending Review.
National Grid calms fears over cheap energy supplies in winter - 08/10/2010
Consumers who want to switch gas or energy suppliers are being reassured that the UK should have enough gas and electricity to last through the winter.
Energy suppliers announce new generating facility - 07/10/2010
Specialist energy suppliers Covanta have announced plans to build and run a new energy from waste facility in Scotland.
Minister 'to change the rules' on energy suppliers - 07/10/2010
A government minister has announced that he wishes to make it easier for consumers to access cheap energy from decentralised sources.
Households 'to receive cheap energy from wind farm' - 07/10/2010
Householders living in the Dorset area of Purbeck could receive cheap energy from renewable sources after the developers of a nearby wind farm launched a scheme to give residents a discount.